Answer: B. the Delian League
hope this helps
This is known as the printing press they put ink on words and pressed it onto paper this was way faster then writing whole books by hand
Answer:
I think it's the last answer.
You forgot to attach the picture but I found the
pic from other sources. The correct answer to this would be:
“He
believed in a secular Egypt.”
Secularism<span> is the belief of the separation of government
institutions and the persons directed to symbolize the state from religious
institutions and religious dignitaries. In this case, Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser wore
something (tuxedo perhaps) that was not symbolic of his religious status unlike
the other two prime ministers.</span>
<span> </span>
